Bit gutting we never got to see the Rafa derby
Would have been beyond hilarious
Too good for them, black and white bastard's.Either way the 3 around them are collecting points and Everton have a good chance too.
Never mind eh
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Saudi account?
He would've 100pct thrown the game IMO. Pleased they'll have a proper manager in by then to turn them over.Bit gutting we never got to see the Rafa derby
Would have been beyond hilarious
Get a fooking boyfriend!
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Under normal circumstances, I'd agree that it would be a mistake to admit that you'd made a mistake this early.
Don’t think she plays for that team.Get a fooking boyfriend!
Life’s full of pleasant surprises if you know where to find them and keep your wits about you. Like when someone’s about to watch a film for the first time you know is great, you’ll feel just a little bit jealous at the thrill they’re about to have that you can’t.I've not give Newcastle much of a look this season. I knew they were struggling and a few points adrift but I didn't realise they had only won one game all season. A lot of draws to keep their points tally high, but that is shocking. I was taking a general look at the table and assumed they were picking up the odd win here and there.
This. They're not particularly sensible or patient people - they spent the past week telling the world they were 'desperate to sign a striker' in time for the Watford game, leading to them being fleeced for a 25M carthorse who didn't manage a shot on target in said game.
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Night & Day.....apparently
“If we glance over games in which we were expected to lose against Arsenal, Liverpool, Leicester and Man City (btw we did well in all of them despite what the scorelines suggest).
We were by far the better team against Brentford, unlucky not to win the game with our failure to take chances and poor at the back.
A moment of madness meant we played with 10 men against Norwich, and still dominated and nearly won the game.
We beat Burnley, almost beat Manchester United and were the better team against Watford yesterday. All with pretty much the same side that we thought were down and out under Bruce.
It’s no excuse at all for last week’s FA Cup result but we battered Cambridge in the first half and if we had someone on the pitch, aside from ASM, who could put the ball in the back of the net, then it would have been 4-0 at half-time.
That is a massive improvement”
thats beyond deluded
“If we glance over games in which we were expected to lose against Arsenal, Liverpool, Leicester and Man City (btw we did well in all of them despite what the scorelines suggest).
We were by far the better team against Brentford, unlucky not to win the game with our failure to take chances and poor at the back.
A moment of madness meant we played with 10 men against Norwich, and still dominated and nearly won the game.
We beat Burnley, almost beat Manchester United and were the better team against Watford yesterday. All with pretty much the same side that we thought were down and out under Bruce.
It’s no excuse at all for last week’s FA Cup result but we battered Cambridge in the first half and if we had someone on the pitch, aside from ASM, who could put the ball in the back of the net, then it would have been 4-0 at half-time.
That is a massive improvement”
Surprised they're not challenging Man City at the top with those kind of superb performances
“If we glance over games in which we were expected to lose against Arsenal, Liverpool, Leicester and Man City (btw we did well in all of them despite what the scorelines suggest).
We were by far the better team against Brentford, unlucky not to win the game with our failure to take chances and poor at the back.
A moment of madness meant we played with 10 men against Norwich, and still dominated and nearly won the game.
We beat Burnley, almost beat Manchester United and were the better team against Watford yesterday. All with pretty much the same side that we thought were down and out under Bruce.
It’s no excuse at all for last week’s FA Cup result but we battered Cambridge in the first half and if we had someone on the pitch, aside from ASM, who could put the ball in the back of the net, then it would have been 4-0 at half-time.
That is a massive improvement”
Well done Eddie the 8th, what a manager.
“If we glance over games in which we were expected to lose against Arsenal, Liverpool, Leicester and Man City (btw we did well in all of them despite what the scorelines suggest).
We were by far the better team against Brentford, unlucky not to win the game with our failure to take chances and poor at the back.
A moment of madness meant we played with 10 men against Norwich, and still dominated and nearly won the game.
We beat Burnley, almost beat Manchester United and were the better team against Watford yesterday. All with pretty much the same side that we thought were down and out under Bruce.
It’s no excuse at all for last week’s FA Cup result but we battered Cambridge in the first half and if we had someone on the pitch, aside from ASM, who could put the ball in the back of the net, then it would have been 4-0 at half-time.
That is a massive improvement”
